Players of football club Rudensk have no wages for more than year

The club hasn't paid them 24 million rubles for the previous year.

Charter97.org learnt it from a reader.

“Hello, my name is Dzmitry. My former employer owes wages to me and my colleagues. My employer, football club Rudensk, hasn't paid me about 24 million rubles for 2012. It owes similar sums to other 15 players,” the reader wrote.

He notes that after his employment agreement expired on November 20, 2012, he took his employment record book and went to the court of the Pukhavichy district.

“Three days after expiration of the agreement, the court ruled that the employer must return money to me. But I hasn't received my money so far. I talked to officers of court several times, but they answer the firm's accounts are arrested and I will receive everything after the firm gets money. Nevertheless, the firm works and keeps accounting records,” the reader says.

It's should be noted that Mozyr-based football club Slavia also have problems with paying wages to players.